"Carry", Julia Shepley; "Pointed", Kathleen Volp

Shepley series of inventive open-framework wood sculptures and their shadows will form a procession across the walls of the gallery. . Her sculpture and drawings are informed by different observational viewpoints and the compressed, warped, or elongated shapes derived from shadows and reflections. Each work appears to be in the process of movement and reassembly.

Kathleen Volp’s exhibition, Pointed features small groupings of juxtaposed geometric forms made primarily from plaster, paper pulp, and clay. The works\’ seductively tactile surfaces range from sublimely smooth and glossy to rough and blistered. In Pointed, Volp displays humor and intrigue in the most elemental: